Resource Sharing
Minitex News articles tagged with "Resource Sharing" (35):
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MNLINK Best Practices about Billing and Overdues
Are you aware of the MNLINK Best Practices about billing and overdues? These practices were reviewed and approved by the MNLINK Operations Committee to provide guidance for the public libraries sharing with MNLINK.
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Non-circulating? No problem!
A lot of library patrons run into issues with non-circulating items when undertaking Genealogy research. Katie dives into some of the resources that can help you mitigate those hurdles.
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Resource Sharing Trends Survey
Have your resource sharing numbers and patterns changed in the last few years? Are you wondering what other libraries are experiencing? So are we! Melissa Eighmy Brown from the University of Minnesota and Gerri Moeller from Minitex have developed a short survey to help us learn more about recent resource sharing trends.
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Q&A with Patrick Blomquist
Patrick's career at Minitex has touched four decades and multiple office relocations. We sit down with Patrick to pick his brain and get to know him a little better.
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Minitex seeks part-time Library Assistant 2
Minitex is hiring a part-time Library Assistant 2 for our Resource Sharing Services.
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New Employee Spotlight: Olivia Moore
Welcome to our newest Resource Sharing team member, Olivia Moore!
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An Appeal to Volunteer
Jessica Manner reflects on the one-year anniversary of Covid-19 hitting the United States and how it is more important the ever to volunteer.
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Treasure in Your Attic? You May Want to Check...
The demand for collectibles - especially sports trading cards - is going through the roof and smashing sales records. If you're a relative greenhorn when it comes to evaluating your stuff, we have some resources to suggest.
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Are You Waiting for Something?
An update on transit times from Resource Sharing
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A "Warm" Winter Update From Our On-site Staff
Staff have been working on-site since the summer months. Philip Sites gives an update for how it's been both for RPA (Referral Processing Area) staff and those doing on-campus retrieval and scanning.